Harlem


Harlem Shuffle (The Harlem Trilogy, #1)
Crook Manifesto (The Harlem Trilogy, #2)
Push
A Love Song for Ricki Wilde
Passing
Invisible Man
Their Eyes Were Watching God
Harlem Rhapsody
Jazz (Beloved Trilogy, #2)
Homegoing
The Blacker the Berry...
Live and Let Die (James Bond, #2)
A Rage in Harlem (Harlem Cycle, #1)
Some Places More Than Others
The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street (The Vanderbeekers, #1)
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NYC Brownstones
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YA books set in New York City
353 books — 91 voters
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Graphic Novels Set in New York
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Langston Hughes
Oh, Lawd, I done forgot Harlem! Say, you colored folks, hungry a long time in 135th Street--they got swell music at the Waldorf-Astoria. It sure is a mighty nice place to shake hips in, too. There's dancing after supper in a big warm room. It's cold as hell on Lenox Avenue. All you've had all day is a cup of coffee. Your pawnshop overcoat's a ragged banner on your hungry frame. You know, downtown folks are just crazy about Paul Robeson! Maybe they'll like you, too, black mob from Harlem. Drop ...more
Langston Hughes, Good Morning, Revolution: Uncollected Social Protest Writings

Colson Whitehead
Lieutenant Thomas R. Gilligan, thirty-seven, was off duty and out of uniform, checking out TVs in an electronics store. He went to investigate the commotion and stopped James Powell, a ninth grader who had joined the mob of angry students. Powell was unarmed, according to witnesses. Gilligan maintained that the boy flashed a knife. He shot him three times. Two days later, Harlem erupted. Pierce told Carney, "You have the people who are angry. Justifably so. And then there's the police force. H ...more
Colson Whitehead, Harlem Shuffle

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